This article critically discusses the scope for decolonizing economics teaching. It scrutinizes
what it would entail in terms of theory, methods, and pedagogy, and its implications for …

Since the Global Financial Crisis, economics has been under greater public scrutiny,
revealing a crisis in the discipline. This represented a potential turning point on how …

Abstract The publication of Edith Kuiper's book A Herstory of Economics (2022) brings non-
traditional ideas to the core of historical discussions in economic thought. The volume sheds …

This article explores initiatives to decolonise the curriculum via two specific disciplines,
namely Economics and Politics, both of which have tended to marginalise the study of race …

This paper critically engages with various aspects of the decolonization movement in
economics and its implications for the discipline. We operationalize the insights from this …

ABSTRACT This paper rescues Deirdre McCloskey's ideas about Rhetoric in Economics
and some issues left out in subsequent discussions. There is a parallel between the ideas of …

This paper explores how differently heterodox and mainstream economists think about
teaching. It draws on data from interviews with sixteen leading heterodox economists, which …

After the global financial crisis, hopes were high that there would be a pluralisation of the
economics discipline and a boost for heterodox economics that challenged dominant …

After the global financial crisis, hopes were high that there would be a pluralisation of the
economics discipline and a boost for heterodox economics that challenged dominant …

This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the political underpinnings of the Brazilian
upgrading regime. It combines a short review of the institutions and policy initiatives for …